Abstract
The operation of an optoelectronic dynamic neural model implementation is extended to higher frequencies. A simplified model of thermal effects in vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers correctly predicts the qualitative changes in the nonlinear mapping implementation with frequency. Experiments and simulations show the expected resonance properties of this model neuron, along with the possibility of other dynamic effects in addition to the ones observed in the original FitzHugh–Nagumo equations. Results of optical coupling between two similar pulsing artificial neurons are also presented.
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